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I've now printed and shipped over 20,000 whistles, sent across the country to groups that need em. That's 20,000 off a single 3d printer that has basically run continuously in my basement since about mid-January. The crew I print with has sent out over 1M now, and we can send to you too. toot.supply

4/3/26, 1:52 am61 reposts393 likes

Suzy Smith

@suzinnia.bsky.social

Hero!

awesome. if any non profit organization gives you grief about the whistles, cite this amazing essay in response lpeproject.org/blog/whistli.... (ps go eths1992!)

lpeproject.orgWhistling at the Edge of LawThe whistle is sounding in Minneapolis. The question before the legal profession is whether we will hear it, amplify it, and act accordingly, or instead insist that the ground eroding beneath our feet...

dan sinker

@dansinker.com

4 Mar

This is what 525 whistles look like, three batches of 175, two different styles of whistles, about 29 hours of printing all-in. These'll head out to the East Coast in the morning, 175 more are already printing for the next place. Maybe that place is you? Send a request to toot.supply

verdverm

@verdverm.com

4 Mar

Which models are you using and finding the best success with? I'm still working out kinks on my printer, the square / flat ones seem to do much better, but not sure if they are loud enough. Flounder & McFry in this image. The Sockeye turned out ok, but took longer to print, still have a few to try

dan sinker

@dansinker.com

4 Mar

I print the Penne 2.0 and a Rbowman's Quad-tone, both 175 at a shot, no issues. makerworld.com/en/models/23... makerworld.com/en/models/23...

verdverm

@verdverm.com

4 Mar

Thank you, I've been pondering squaring curved edges because of adhesion issues. Waiting until my P2S comes in this week to redo the printing / testing experiments before I decide what to run with.